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Arsenal receive a big boost in their Premier League title race in matchay 21

Arsenal fans have been handed a welcome boost ahead of Premier League Matchday 21 after title rivals Liverpool dropped points in their midweek fixture. Liverpool were held to a 1-1 draw against Nottingham Forest at the City Ground, a result that could have significant implications for the title race.

Liverpool, who have been in sensational form this season, struggled to break down a resilient Forest side. Despite dominating possession, Jürgen Klopp’s men couldn’t find the winner after Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi canceled out Mohamed Salah’s opener. The dropped points mean Arsenal now have a golden opportunity to close the gap at the top of the table if they can secure all three points in their upcoming match.

Arsenal will face their North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates Stadium, a game that promises to be crucial in shaping their season. The Gunners are currently in second place in the league standings, trailing Liverpool, but a win over Spurs would narrow the gap and keep them firmly in the title hunt.

The prospect of cutting Liverpool’s lead adds extra motivation for Mikel Arteta’s side, who are looking to bounce back from their recent FA Cup exit at the hands of Manchester United. The North London Derby is always a fiercely contested affair, and Arsenal will need to be at their best to secure a victory against a Tottenham side desperate to upset their rivals.

As Matchday 21 unfolds, Arsenal fans will be hoping their team can capitalize on Liverpool’s slip-up and keep their Premier League title dreams alive. With the stakes higher than ever, the North London Derby has taken on even greater significance, promising a thrilling encounter at the Emirates Stadium.

 

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